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The microreactor was tested at room temperature and atmospheric pressure under different operational conditions (photon irradiance, residence time, photocatalyst loading, and water-ethanol ratio).

Growth chambers were fitted with Osram FQ54W/840 HO fluorescence lights (Osram Australia, Pennant Hills, Australia) providing an average photon irradiance of 200 - 300 μmover2/s over a 24 h period.

For the same photon power (Einst s−1) the IIMR will perform at lower photon irradiance (Einst m−2 sincesince the area exposed to the light is higher.

Cultures were maintained in GSe [35] or L1 media [36] at 16 20°C, under a 12/12 light cycle, and a photon irradiance of ∼100 micromoles of photons m−2 s−1.

Plants were germinated at a photon irradiance of 250 μmol m−2 s−1.

The rate of photoreaction with quantum yield Φ (molecule photon 1) is proportional to photon irradiance absorbed by the sample, which is in turn proportional to squared photon irradiance (eq 4).

Light regulates plant development [ 13], and increased photon irradiances, regulated by plant photoreceptors, result in increases in SI [ 3 5].

phyB has a dominant role in white light, with phyB mutants having reduced SI at higher photon irradiances [ 3, 4].

Photon irradiances were measured with a calibrated light meter (LI250, LiCOR Biosciences, Lincoln USA) before each measurement.

At comparable photon irradiances (VIS= 340 480 µmol m -2 s -1 versus NIR= 400 µmol m -2 s -1), we found that, depending on strain and previous adaptation, ROS levels were lower in cells exposed to NIR than in those exposed to VIS.

Seeds of each of the Caragana species germinated equally well under the three photon irradiances and in darkness across the range of temperatures tested, but germination percentages were higher in C. korshinskii than in C. intermedia and C. microphylla (Fig.  1).